Now that taking time off before medical school is completely accepted (and often encouraged), many secondaries ask about after-college activities:
1. Please indicate your activities for the xxxx-yyyy year. If you are in school, please list your courses. If you are working, please describe the nature of your job.
2. If you have already graduated, briefly summarize your activities since graduation.
3. What have you done since college?
If you are still in college when applying to medical school, you will leave this question blank unless instructed otherwise. If you have just graduated, feel free to discuss your summer activities and upcoming plans before matriculation into medical school. And if you have taken time off, use this section to flesh out what you have done more fully than was allowed on the AMCAS activities list.
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